I want to wear my hat upside down but the rotate control seems to be fixed so I can't.
Please remove this terrible restriction so that I can use hats as they weren't intended! :-)
See also the excellent examples in this duplicate question: Let us be more creative with our hat placement
I was going to post a funny answer that involved a radio button that allows you to select the number of X chromosomes -- but it occurred to me that even that lighthearted solution introduces (non-intended) bias. By standard ordinal usage, one comes before two, and therefore Males are before Females. Didn't expect that. — Lynn Crumbling1 min ago
@InfiniteRecursion Curious on your thoughts on the question... is it valid UX design (read: you take offense to the bias), or is it just going a bit too far.
To get the "Praying Mantis" hat, you first have to get the Chameleon hat and then use the controls to flip it upside down.
Where do I pick up my Eureka hat?
Wanted to apologize for accidentally suspending you for 30 mins yesterday for your inappropriate comment.
I marked the Inappropriate flag as valid, not realizing it would automatically ban-hammer you
sorry about that
I meant merely to dispose of the flag and remind people not to swear. 1 offense and general good behaviour is not worthy of a ban. So again, my apologies :(
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Currently Azure API Management doesn't have direct support for payments/invoicing. We are working on the management API (coming soon) that could be used for integration with 3rd party billing providers. Would love to hear more about you scenario - please email to apimgmt@microsoft.com
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